“I was at Google for 16 years—I clearly love the place. I worked on all kinds of exciting challenges while I was there, but I felt like in some ways my work was done,” Lacavera said.
October 28, 2021 at 10:30 AM
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Catherine Lacavera, Google’s vice president of legal who oversaw the tech giant’s landmark copyright victory against Oracle, is leaving after 16 years to join the high-profile health care company Color.
Lacavera is set to join Color as chief legal officer Nov. 12. Her last day at Google is Nov. 11.
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Catherine Lacavera, incoming CLO of Color. Courtesy photo
